Turk Reacts To Birdman’s Brutal Verzuz Diss
Verzuz returned this weekend at ComplexCon in Las Vegas with a fiery showdown between Cash Money and No Limit, and it quickly reignited the long-running feud between Birdman and Turk. The event delivered classic hits from both labels, but the spotlight shifted when Birdman publicly called out the Hot Boy member in front of thousands.
Birdman grabbed the microphone and targeted Turk directly. “Shout out to Turk, you little b**h. You ain’t here but fck you, we gonna fck with you and we wanna fck with you, you heard me?” he said. He continued, “We gonna fck with that btch and we wanna f*ck with him. You leave, we gonna still multiply and Cash Money ain’t gonna never die. Long as I’m alive, Cash Money ain’t gonna never die.”
The diss quickly reached Turk, who was streaming the Verzuz event live from Houston. In a clip captured by DJ Akademiks, Turk initially laughed off Birdman’s remarks. Later, he addressed the situation more directly at his watch party, making his feelings clear.
“I don’t kiss no as, bruh. I wish them dudes well. But man, I wish myself more well, man. You know what I’m talking about? That’s just what it is,” Turk said. He also added fuel to the fire by declaring No Limit the winner of the Verzuz battle. “I’ma keep it all the way real, though. I think No Limit tore they as up without Wayne there.”
The tension between the two artists traces back to Turk’s removal from the Cash Money Millionaires’ 30th Anniversary Tour. Turk claims he was promised $400,000 for the full run, but rates were cut for shows in Cleveland, Chicago, and Detroit. After refusing the reduced pay, he was dropped from the tour. Turk says the promoters labeled him a “security risk,” allegedly due to his beef with B.G., but clarified that Birdman and Cash Money were not responsible. He is currently pursuing legal action against the tour’s promoters, Artist by Artist Agency and Dope Shows Inc.
The Verzuz clash has sparked renewed debate online, with fans weighing in on the Birdman-Turk feud. Birdman’s aggressive callout and Turk’s measured, confident response suggest the feud is far from over, leaving many to wonder if Birdman will respond publicly to Turk’s remarks.
